Forum Replies Created
-
Posts
-
Hi,
That’s right, I forgot about CodeCanyon… I purchased the plugin several times (11 licenses) over the last few years, so I went straight here.
I think it’s weird that you can’t make a ticket here just to ask a question unless you have bought a license in the last 6 months.Aha, I see… but is there a way to set the ASP plugin to read only excerpts, not the body text in the post content? That way I could copy all of the body text in the excerpt and get the same good results, I guess.
OK, I understand… but in this case it’s not so much about the layout, that’s fine by me. I’m talking about the elements on the page that are being read by the ASP search query. Because in this case this second ‘navigation’ menu is not set up as a proper navigation menu but as text links they also end up in the search result text (excerpt). See image in the attachment, please.
I was wondering if there is a way to exclude these element, maybe by giving them a dedicated class for example?Hi Ernest, thank you very much for pointing that out. I made a new Search Results page in Elementor Theme Builder and now it seems to work as expected: both ways to search give the same good results.
One little thing though is that in the search results every text below the post title (that is on a page, not a blogpost) starts with the words ‘Opleiders Kandidaten Werkgevers Opleiders Kandidaten Werkgevers’ because that is what is being used as navigation on almost every page and is the first content on the page.
Is there a way to get rid of that in the results text (excerpt)?OK, I understand but this is not happening when you just type in the search query and do nothing (do not hit Enter, I mean) See screenshot.
Then you get the same (good related) results everytime. So that’s working, it just won’t appear on the search results page.
Does that give you any idea how to solve it?Thanks, I knew about FOUC and searched Elementor FAQ but that didn’t work
Now I tweaked the WP Rocket settings and the FOUC is gone now.
